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Meanings of take for granted in English
Usage of take for granted in English
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That does mean the sunny days are easy to take for granted.
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It created a tremendous legacy that we all take for granted today.
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During its heyday, the audio cassette was easy to take for granted.
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Often, we take for granted the architectural gems that are close by.
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We are willing to take for granted that the latter was illimitable.
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You take for granted anonymity, just doing normal stuff, just going out.
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Gave their lives for the freedom you so blithely take for granted.
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Therefore again I take for granted that you and she are congenial.
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It's a privilege and an honor that we can take for granted.
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What about the things in life that we may take for granted?
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I'll take for granted I'm a señor, or whatever else you think.
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We now take for granted that science gives us otherwise invisible worlds.
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In other words, really important health issues that most women take for granted.
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I remember thinking about what we take for granted at home.
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But its partners indicate they do not take for granted their leading position.
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Skills you take for granted or have set aside could be beneficial elsewhere.